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" Victorian three bedroom townhouse in the heart of Fowey with outstanding views over the estuary and old town.

Lobby
Painted dado rail, fitted shelves to one side and a painted panelled door with two glass panes giving access into:

Hallway
Centrally heated radiator, stairs rising to the first floor and stripped panelled doors giving access into:

Bedroom One 14'8" max x 10'9"
Painted wooden sash window onto the rear of the cottage, centrally heated radiator and a cast iron fireplace (presently not used). Painted wood panelled wall to one side with useful under stairs cupboard, built in painted wooden panelled headrest with side light switches, and a painted panelled door with a frosted glass pane giving access into:

En-suite Shower Room
A large shower unit with sliding doors and a Gainsborough electric shower. Low level WC and storage cupboard. Chrome centrally heated towel rail, built in spotlights. A bowl sink is located on a tiled surface with a chrome mixer tap and further built in storage cupboards with space and plumbing for washing machine/dryer. The gas fired Worcester boiler is located in the cupboard to the corner of this room. Ceramic tiled floor, a wooden door gives access into a small rear yard with useful bin storage with steps leading up to the path behind.

Bedroom Two 13'2" max into bay x 12'11"
A delightful nautical style room with a large bay window enjoying views down onto the estuary and onto Pont Pill and also towards Place and Lostwithiel Street. Three painted wooden sash windows, centrally heated radiator and stripped wooden doors giving access to two wardrobes. Above the wardrobes are two useful storage cupboards.

From the hall stairs rise to a half landing where a painted wooden panelled door gives access into:

Bathroom
Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and wood panelled spa bath with chrome mixer tap and a chrome shower over. Tiled walls surrounding the bath and shower, tiled flooring and painted wood panelling to dado level. Painted wooden frosted window looking to the side of the house and chrome centrally heated towel rail.

From the half landing stairs continue up to the first floor landing where there is a painted wooden window above the bathroom door, painted dado rail and a further set of stairs with an under stairs cupboard rising to the second floor. A painted panelled door gives access into:

Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room/Sitting Room
A fabulous room with a large bay window enjoying views down to the estuary. The views take in Pont Pill, and views across Place and St Fimbarrus Church onto the river and the countryside beyond. The present owners maximise these views with a large window seat built into the bay window. Further arched window enjoys fantastic views over to place, St Fimbarrus Church tower and onto the estuary.

Kitchen Area 12' x 6'7"
A range of newly fitted kitchen units with a built in chrome one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap over and a built in Diplomat electric oven/grill with a separate Diplomat halogen hob. Above the hob is a chrome extractor fan, and there is a built in Diplomat dish washer. Tiled splash backs, wonderful views across Fowey from this area.

Sitting Room 14'3" max into bay window x 10'9"
Bay window enjoying estuary views and across the town with a large built in painted wooden window seat. Central cast iron fireplace, centrally heated radiator and television point.

Dining Room 11'4" x9'7"
A painted wooden sash window looking to the rear of the house, and a central cast iron fireplace. Centrally heated radiator and a further television point.

From the first floor landing stairs continue up to the second floor and open out into:

Bedroom Three 17' x 11'8"
Painted wooden sash window set in a dormer window with beautiful views down onto Fowey taking in Place, St Fimbarrus Church and down onto the estuary. There is a further sky light to the rear of the house and centrally heated radiator. Attractive arched recess to one wall and a useful storage cupboard in the eaves of the roof. Some restricted head height due to being set in the eaves of the building.

Outside
To the front of the house is a raised flowerbed with three palms. To the rear of the house is a small yard with steps leading up to a path that runs to the rear of the house.